Nader claims tape on Nixon dairy talks in campaign gift case
A Nader lawyer says he has a tape of Nixon's March 23 1971 dairy leaders meeting relevant to a suit alleging milk supports were raised in exchange for large campaign gifts. The filing notes subpoenas for Haldeman Ehrlichman diaries and ties to AMPI and dairy co-ops with substantial contributions to Nixon campaigns.
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Washington
UPI
Ralph Nader
Nixon
Nader
William 0. Dobrovir
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Leon Jaworski
Justice Department
Associated Milk Producers Inc
AMPI
San Antonio
Tex
Jake Jacobson
White House
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Pat Hillings
R-Calif
House
Tom Evans
Herb Kalmbach
Hillings
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Mid America Dairies
Dairymen Inc
Hardin
Panhandle Milling Co Changes Hands and Names
The Panhandle Milling Co formerly Lasswell Milling Co was purchased by Verl Craig and Deon Hubbard from W C Lasswell. The business name change occurred the day before Thanksgiving.
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Panhandle Milling Co
Lasswell Milling ‘Co
Verl, Craig and
Deon Hubbard
W.c.lasswell
Famous Artists At Expo 74 In Spokane Display
Expo 74 opens May 4 in Spokane with about 125 works from American and Canadian artists. Notable names include Wyeth Russell Homer among others. Seattle First National Bank underwrites the exhibit costs up to 500000, with a collection valued around 5 million. Dr Alfred Frankenstein, UC lecturer and San Francisco Chronicle critic, led 18 months of collecting. Jason D Wong directs the show.
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Spokane
Andrew Wyeth
Charles M. Russell
Winslow Homer
Washington State
Seattle First National Bank
Alfred Frankenstein
San Francisco Chronicle
University of California
Jason D. Wong
Long Beach
California
Tucson Art Center
Man Buys Surplus Submarine For Backyard Display
Detroit postman Paul Platonas bought a used $14,750 one man submarine from retiree George W. Kittredge for 2000. The electric minisub stores in his yard and can dive 250 feet. Neighbors are surprised, but his family supports the purchase as a long time dream fulfilled.
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Detroit
UPI
Paul Platonas
Platonas
George W. Kittredge
Kittredge
Maine
Platenas
Niagara Falls
Janice
Paul
Tim Platonas
Paula
General Motors Begins One Week Plant Shutdown
DETROIT UPI Sixteen of General Motors 24 North American plants shut for a week in response to the energy crisis. About 137,000 workers idled as GM pivots to smaller car production and faces a cautious market. Some recall begins Jan 2 with paid holidays. Ford and Chrysler also cut many workers with uncertain recalls. Goodyear idles 1,400 after Christmas. Chrysler plans varied restarts and continues layoffs.
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Detroit
UPI
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Ford of Canada
North American
Twinsburg
Ohio
Goodyear Rubber Co
Newark
Del
Local barber closes shop after 27 years in Sandpoint
Bud Inghram of Bud's Barber Shop retires after a long career in Sandpoint following a June 25 fall that left him unable to work. Born in Bayview and arriving in Sandpoint in 1908, he plans to move to a farm east of Kootenai.
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Sandpoint
Bud Inghram
Bud
Inghram
Bayview
Kootenai
Troop Elects 1974 Officers for Girl Scout Troop 55
New officers were elected during the December meeting of Girl Scout Troop 55. Beth Coon was named president and Becky Marienau treasurer. Debbie Buck became cookie chairman with Torrien Nordgaarden patrol leader and Larissa Halvers on secretary. Mary Driggs is historian and Mrs. Fred Marienau troop supervisor and craft organizer. The group planned a Christmas party for Monday December 17 and is selling Girl Scout calendars as a fund raising project.
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Girl Scout Troop 55
Beth Coon
Becky Marienau
Debbie Buck
Torrien Nordgaarden
Larissa Halverson
Mary Driggs
Fred Marienau
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